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Toothpaste bits

Plastic-free glass and compostable refills; a 2 as some secondary claims are still being confirmed.

Verified plastic-free
Plastic-FreeRefillable Glass JarVeganCruelty-FreeCompostable Refills
2 / 10 Low plastic footprint $$

Toothpaste tablets in a refillable glass jar, refilled from compostable pouches.

How this score breaks down

Plastic-derived chemicals of concern No concerns
No phthalates, bisphenols, or PFAS.
Intentionally added microplastics None added
None
Packaging plastic intensity Plastic-free
Refillable glass jar + compostable refill pouches
Microfibre / shedding Doesn't shed
Not a textile, so nothing sheds in use or washing.
Transparency and disclosure Fully disclosed
Full ingredient list

Strengths

  • Plastic-free glass jar and compostable refills
  • Certified B Corp (confirmed in the B Lab directory)

Trade-offs

  • Tablets feel different from paste at first
  • Bite's additional claims (PETA, palm-oil-free, carbon neutral) are not yet confirmed from primary sources, so we hold those until verified

What it's made of

Chewable toothpaste tablets in a refillable glass jar, refilled from compostable pouches. There is no plastic tube.

PartMaterial
FormatChewable toothpaste tablets
JarRefillable glass
Refill pouchCompostable

Free of Plastic tube, SLS

Packaging
Refillable glass jar + compostable refill pouches
Microplastics
None

Certifications

Independent, third-party certifications only. Tap any badge to see what it verifies.

About Bite

Bite makes plastic-free oral care in refillable glass jars with compostable refill pouches. It is a certified B Corp, confirmed in B Lab's own directory under The Kind Lab PBC.

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Melissa Walker, founder of Thriving Sustainably

Hi, I’m Melissa-founder of Thriving Sustainably

Melissa Walker is the founder of Thriving Sustainably. A mom who started reading the labels after learning how much microplastic ends up in our bodies, she co-leads the environmental pillar of a Fortune 500 company’s employee sustainability program and rates brands against public certification databases so families can lower their microplastic exposure without the guesswork.